DNESDAY,’SEPT. 28, 1921
Regent Thealre‘
TODAY ONLY 2:15, 7 and 9
Realart Presents
Alice Brady
In the well known comedy drama of Frederick and Fanny Hatton
“Little Italy”
One of the best roles in which Miss Brady has ever appeared.
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TODAY l
Another of those special
week Palace
DOUBLE’ FEATURE BILLS
mid-
Offering
WILL ROGERS .
in
“THE UNWILLING
HERO”
and
THOMAS MEIGHAN
“THE CITY OF
SILENT MEN"
, |
Two Reel Comedy “Spct Cash” Educational
OTHER ATTRACTIONS
TOIEORROW AND FRIDAY
Constance Talmadge .
In a great story, of “slips" on the "peels"
“Wedding Bells”
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
3. BOBBY
a;= CONNOLLY
l 3 Th3 30)’ Hero of One Hundred
. Photoplays — Among Them
;_ Humoresque—ln a Novelty
’ Piaylet entitled
PALA‘ CE “TODAY
Double Feature Bill IneludcsWill.
Rogers and Thomas Melglmn as
Stars of TV“) Fine Plays
Tlv- double feature bill at the Pal-
. ‘ 0
“CG today Presents ‘0 the patrons of iaddition of a new taxing district to in:
the “.0115? lWO 0’ the best known andltlvc taxing districts already in exisl-
most popu'ur SC???“ film‘s in the buS- lence. to be known as the sixth taxing
lness. Will Rogers will be starred in
a Goldwyn release entitlld “The Un-
willing HcrO” and Thomas Meighan
will be seen in the super Paramount
feature “‘Tln City of Silent Men."
Both plays as Well as the players
haV‘. ' won the highest praise of critics
as being among the leading film en-
fortujnxnents. The Palace will also
have an excl-ilent short program.
REGENT TOD‘AY
lAlil'xr- Randy“ New Feature Is a Char-s
:zhfi‘l‘ Play "Little Hair”
Althoug‘l “Little Italy." Alice
Brady's ”first picture play. is th._-
story 0‘; m’; it: a typical Italian com~
munity m which the women usually
lead V.”- simple. restricll‘d lives the
star incwrlheless given excellent
oppormpn; in display her vorsatilily.
In the ox» "icg scores. shc apmars
as ll: ”up,“ of the little colony. the
daughtpr of the wealthiest farmer in
llhe neighborhood. a girl. high-spirit-
...d' H;‘;p\2'si\"'. crude. overdressed.
Next shc is shown as“ the bride of her
“9;.“er cou: ‘ryman. and an elabor-
ate bridal gown emphasizes the fact
that no mot-xv is being spared to
make rm— wmiding the most gorgeous
“mi mm occurred in that com-
is
has
. “MAN AND WIFE”
‘ ' Assisted by
BABY BARBARA
SABIN & CO.
Jack Henry Presents
“THE MELODY
SEXTETTE”
Best Offering of
Entertainment
FRANK
MULLANE
Tales and Musical
Scales
A play in which marriage sure does look like a dog's life to “him"—
but wait and see the entire feature. Two days 0‘f
chuckles and chimes
lwo Rec! Comedy “Ready to Serve” Pathe News
Coming: Justine JohnSon in “Heart to Let’
_ l Vaudevil'c's
"fifn'az‘ wammmmrmaz’rfimmm V0 6 a l
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:‘3 PROTECT YOUR TABLE WITH A
' M’KAY VENTILATED TABLE PAD
LIQUID PROOF JOINTS
This pad is liquid proof ovcr the entire surface. including the
jumlsi. 'l‘on, comm. milk. soup or olher table lllllii'l: that mu, be
«lulled upon it even an. lhc- joium, cannot. read} {.119 :alile nor will
they injure the pod.
W'ASHABLE SURFAC
lf surl‘aru- lwcomos smiled 'l lll'ly ho washed prri'iclly clnnr.
wilh soup and wulnr or :i we! (:loLli without rvuioving it from the
tolilc.
erg/c”
Humorous
Ray G. Huling Presents
“THE
CLOWN
SEAL”
A comedian from the sea and
j the most wonderfully trained
v animal in captiyity
BARLO‘V,
BAN KS
and GAY
Harmony Enetrtainers
and
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
; DOUGLAS M’LEAN
' t
l “THE HOME
STRETCH"
A thrilling racing melodrama
0
5’3"
VENTILATED AIR CHAFBERS
Tho interior ol‘ Hm, [Hill is composed or :i‘r chambers which
Hlllhl' il (-nlirel) liuul. proof. As .‘«'.l)ll M l‘.) mu: irrm a hot dish
warms the air chambers it l)(‘(‘()lllv.< “Jim-r lluin ll.“ surroundlm}.r
cool air. The cool air {lows in. u cirrulzllmn of air is formed. and
tho limited porlimi ol the (Illll in cous'utilly supplied with cool air.
CARD TABLE FEATURE
'l‘hm [no-l invcrH-d llllllll‘.l
lullll‘ out of your dining HID“).
ANCHORING DEVICE
Tim; is lllt‘ only pod equipped with on anchoring device.
- HJIHDLV drop Lin- looped straps into the (’l‘LU'll ill. the H-nter of the
table and close or look the table.
Stool: Siam: 42",15 :8". 54":
nu l*.\' lleur curd table or study
AA
other dzes and shapes to order.
Angevine Furniture Co.
" 16 NORTH MAIN ST. SO. N ORWALK
£233!“
96’
On Saturday at the matiree
all school Children Will receive
numbered coupon tickets. Dur-
ing his act Bobby Connolly will
draw four and the lucky holders
Will be presented with passes
good for every Saturday matinee
until New Years. Try your luck
WIMWW.WWMJf/erlm
:7
with Bobby Connolly.
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li :molhcr scene Bliss l’rady mas-
lquorudvs or; A man. and finally. as a,
‘jir‘ll'lg mother. agonizing: o\or a very
Wick liahy. sl.¢' reuclirs the very pin—
.ilv m‘ 1.». n (motioral acting.
uumn ll:i‘.~'” comic to the Regen:
Tlli :ll"t* 10419-3-
r HAS sFENT
FUND roe
BELIEF 0F IDLE
Continued from First Page.
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I Mr Lloyd (i 0149 l'llu'iS to consult 43
Vnunilu-l‘ of lrwlcrs in commerce :inrl'
lizuzlistm .ll (iill‘lllt‘ll on Friday. and
.upm t‘wnl or: isiun he will probably
lunar ti.» \HV‘ 0' uv‘ion lcusicrs who
lmvr usl-wd 1. r‘ :in lltll‘l‘Vll‘VV He is
,-\p.clml in Y-'U"l‘ to London next
i'i‘i.i‘.~4l.’l}'. -
urg- the anuous (“."zllEZPllTS on
:lllun Whit‘ll rial" l--:*.‘1;rl‘ hows.-
there are fremuu: ri-lcrmccs
4 . ll liucncv upon 1‘4 «minnow, of
‘lli‘ W'llntim‘nl exchange .i: .1 ll irtti‘r-
‘ .l H-d war debt. ll was r: ; nrtod lo-
ldru that expert opinion l‘
was vcering tovvurd tlw rrvccuL ex-
prcswwi vii-w of “'1‘! star Sponccr
Churchill that the wholo prolilcm was
ll‘I‘ ("ulx‘ll »
:1 world issue for inlern:.llorzil settle-
merit.
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TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice the
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
have reduced prices on all Rugs and
Carpets, both washed and dry cleaned.
All orders called for and delivered.
PHONE 969
a
Royal James HOTEL
. Restaurant a la carte
' and Table de hote
Beautiful rooms, with or with-
out bath at moderate rates.
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Bobby (‘nnnully “'itli Baby Barbara
Sabin Head Vaudeville Program
—D0uglas McLean Plays “The
l Home Stretch."
Bobby Connolly. the boy hero of?
more than a hundred movies and the
l 7 _. .
wcll krown star of “Humorcsquc IS
all rcady for l i: \ in”? to Norwull; and
is anxlous to con. to this city of sev-
z-‘zzl di:fl:'.l;“i~' ’ri residents in the
fields of various ers. He will arrive
_ ‘ gtomorrow morning with his starring
lbartzier lluby Barbara Sabin and they
/ 'will sally forth for personal greetings
0h ’ J ° ° 172 "
. zm—just z e
r.
a IVE W car!
to the people of the city. The two
x-luyx rs will make an effort tomorrow
You’re ri ht. I've been using Mobo Auto Soap
for‘scveral months and it’s given the C” a new—like
‘noon at South Norwalk to meet as
filial-J people ns‘possible and doubt-
1 glass the public will be glad of the OD-
lruc-z‘:ii:.i“_v of seeing the two clever “t-
itle stars: at close range. Tht'll" plaY-
.let and ‘iifo" will be the. lead‘
,irg number on the Palace vaudeville
" M an
. . ‘ {bill beginning Thursday afternoon.
appearance. It 13 also protecting the varnish and pre- IlMug‘lus McLean will he starred in
ithe feature attractions or. the picture
program. a thrilling racing n‘xelo-
drama entitled “The Home Stretch."
venting cracks and blisters. If I’d_ kept on using
those ordinary free alkali soaps, I’d have had to re.
;;aint it long ago. . .
lylobo Soap is not only a varnish preservative—but
a high-class soap which quickly cleanses running gear,
body or top. Being a 100%
lCAUTlON
pure vegetable-oil soap, Mobo
313%
,. preserves the finish on the car,
3 .
REGENT 'TOL‘IORROW
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:Conniv Talmadge Has One of Her
3 M05: Popular Roles in “\Vedding
Bells.”
Constance Talmadge. who will be
seen in “Weo'ding Bells," released as
an Associated First National Attrac-
q . ltior. at the Regcrt Theatre. tomorrow
iand Friday. really liked her role in
"that production in preference to that
of any of her other pictures.
keeping it elastic andprevent—
ing it from becoming dry,
which causes cracking and
A ' blistering. While ‘W’eddlng’ Bells' is a comedy.
‘lffi ”,1 ' Try Mobo. Get a can today from inevertheless ther- is a. whole lot. of
v7 " ‘ r earest dealer. ‘food for thought in it. and young
ll you n x husbands and "oung brides as well as
L .
those who contemplate- marriage. can
get much practical advice as a. result
of it. in addition to being entertained.
The story of "Winding Bells" was
adapted from Salisbury Field's play
.of the same title. The play Was one
.of the pronoanced Broadway succes-
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a 11». $1.00, 5 r; sun.
Also in 10, 23 and 50
— lb. cane, and in Barrels.
MOBO AUTO SOAP and SHOFO HAND CLEANER are mun.“ :
— lured by John 1‘. Stanley 00.. In. N. Y. Published 1“;
‘ Surf-cc from only
- lice alkali “av
lbs even funnier andmoneen
es. and as a. picture it is declared to ‘
SPECIAL SUIT SALE
Men's and Young Men’s
$15.00 to $30.00
at
Gottlieb’s
‘Ilflrt of the act
ll‘; '
Libor point 015 . .
..‘ en‘oyable and beneficml lor the lit-
COMPLETE TEXT, 0E ‘
MANDAMUSE DENIAL
Continued from First Page.
This section one is the only
in question which
an amendment to section four or: the
act amended. The remainder of the
[act in question is an amendment to
lthe charter of the city as a whole.
Section two of the act in question
Isets forth the purposes for which the
.act was passed. namely: to enable this
ldistrict to contract for street lighting.
laws-rs. or any other needed civic im-
ili‘tovement voted by such district. in-
cluding Rowayton public library.
l Section six provides that said dis-
1trict shall elect a board of commis-
sioners. all of whom shall be sworn
.to a, faithful discharge 0 ftheir duties
'JLI‘H} shall hold their office ":25 here-
inafter provided." BUY nowhere in
.lhis act is there sry provision for litei
Hime of the election of these controls-i
'sioners. nor for their number. nor for,
their term of offiec, AlSu it fails to
state what are the power; and dutirs
of these commissioners. This cgurt/
certainly has no power to add’ to this
act and state. that there should be
f district.
is
THE KIDDIES LIKE
you can obviously enjoy and do
not. have to deny the youngsters.
It is the only cream that is equally
lle folks as well as adults.
CANDY C O.
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ple of @xactin; tast-- and dis- 3
elimination drinking then pure
.1 and refreshing soda in a l
3 variety 01 popular flavors. 13 Raymond Street,
Deliciously Tempting *
when one is thirsty, it is salis— ,
lying and thirst
iny the highest grade of
. French and American Ice
l Cream and the purest of fruit
syrups used in our soda. Biicl;
Full Line
Candies
Confectionery
Mahackemo Block, So. Nor-walk
A
AFTERNOON“ 3 P. M.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Free Concert '
TOMORROW ,
GLUCK-‘7IMBALIST PROGRAM.
-DONNELLY’
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
UPSTAIRS ABOVE THE STORE
EVENING 8 P. M“.
9‘9
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voice:
It's that sort of ice crcamrtlzat l
NEW ENGLAND
In our store you will find poo. i
appraising. 3
ice cream to take home. i
of High Grade ‘
Golden’s l
l
l See
l
l
Raymond 85 Son
they
establish
should bc
their
. elect.
and term
o‘ftioe.
powers and duties or. such
Of
C0 aml-S»
from legislative authority.
“'ithout questioning the proposition
of counsel for 1.11:: Relntors that lb?
city clwerk is a ministerial officcr and
without questioning the law set
forth that a ministerial office gives
the officer no power to judge of th
matter to be done. there can he no
question that in this application to the
court for a writ of mandamus the le-
gal duty of the city clerk to place the
names of these nropo.-cd commission»
ers upon the official ballot must neon.»
sarily become n rmttnr for judicial «io-
tc—rminatlon. and :isl have llll‘PT.’lf-' sci.
forth that the act in ouestion does not
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Better Sight Makes
a Brighter W'orld .
Old age and dim sight are poor com—
panions.
Let us look aft: r your r-yc
Our scientific training-and
tronlili ~
long ex-
‘perience warrants your patronage.
THAMER, lNc.
Optometrists and Opticians
\ f
’ a IAtlantic so. Stamford
%.
‘mfla
~ fir.” fir? .0153
«(0/0 Races Jafflrc/ay
' GROWS GREATER ._
EVERY YEAR .1
Good Roads;
, ram
[Lager/.67.,
Also it could not determine Flic’
3‘ cert-all! mmbfi‘mof Commissioners. {providelor the. time 0: election, is». "
state 3 when =
ed.
the number or terms of the comb-
.sdoncrs. it must follow that tlfls court
cannot order the Citl clerk to
'Ull
{ensuing election.
8 The. application for the issuance of;
Lwrit of mandamus is denied.
l KELLOGG.
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”SENATE TO MEET
DAY AND NIGHT? ‘
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3 Continued from First Page.
;ll‘.cir C0r.sxdcr;;lior. fully Under way:
l (‘liairman Penrose of the Finance
formulates is determined to push the
Eta). bill as. fast Em possil’ilu. Opposi-
vimn to somc features apparently has
tulzrn on a wider range tlian at. first
.yvcnz: expected.
‘ Asldt‘ from the ins mrasure and
lie. lrt‘aties. many other mcasures cf
:1 re a watitlnr: actm.
. . -. is an azrevrrent to vote on the:
‘l‘n'nmzi (“a It] tolls repeal bill on
.L‘N'tolier ill. and SW :iior Sterling. EB-
:iul-llcz-i. South l‘vuli-‘lzr in charge of
:H‘c beer bill, has sin-n notice that
3...;hr tho tax bill and the treaties are-
l'v/ut of the way he will insist that the
I "(inference report on the
.1n‘.rort.~.iice
3 ruption.
3. Other matters perding include the:
-railroad refunding lllll and the men—
,‘sure au.orizir:;z the Secretary of the
1Treasury to fund into long‘ time se—
fcurlties the debts (”Wed the
States by its former associates in the;
.world war.
After the tax
tor Pcnrose plans to
imitaee resume consideration
lpi ritiancnt tariff bill.
The emercency law
Nox'cml‘wr
‘Q‘J‘TlCUHl'Vfi interests
nskcd ““1? the Finance committee re-
tort a bill continuing its life.
____________.__._____
bill is passed. Sena.-
haxe his com-
expires on
.14.
-—‘.\‘layor Donovan will talk on m.
ciw'
problems. Thursday night. 3:00, Lib—v
0:4. transportation and other
(Arty Square. Best Norwalk.
Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York 8; Norwallé
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Trent-
port-ation; Padded
Main Office, 26 Concord St., So.
Vans for Furniture Work
Norwalk, Phone 294
New York' Office, 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea 8059
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VICTOR
(Formerly xvi
WELDING OF ALL
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and Ma
ALL KINDS or SHEET METAL wosx. .
South Nor-walk, Near South Main Street.
’7 4‘
WE SELY
th Vaast Bros.)
(1 e to Order,
KINDS OF METALS
Regrinding and Furnishin
Merritt Street
AUTOMOBILE CYLINDER REGRINDING
and
PISTONS PINS AND RINGS FOR ALL MAKES
OF
SPECIAL PRICES ON FORDS
9 Precision Pistons. Pins and Rings
Regrinding and Furnishing Wainwright
W. G. LE COUNT TOOL WORKS
Telephone 376
CARS
$25.00
Pistons, Pins and Ring: $32-00
So. Norwalk, Conn.
Standard C
98 WASHINGTON
otton Stores-
STREET
pianos- .
_ a . . . names. of the proposed comm:— ' .
Slouch. as Him must necessnri 3* come gsioners upon the official ballot for this
beer 7
lmeasure be disposed of without inter— 1.
U uitad.
of ma
3rd rrprQsentatives of
already have.
WAC?
Made of Steel throughout, covers
Vermin
l FUNERAL
WALL AND HIGH STREETS
”-’d",04d’-"/"V-JD’-"’-.4--,-
SANITARY KITCHEN CABINETS
and Warp Procf
STEEL KITCHEN TABLES TO MATCH
Window
d with easily cleaned white enamel.
Display
maze-tons
NORWALX
PALACE THEATRE ammo
MEN’S FALL FOOTWEAR
We have the snappiest line. of Men‘s Shoes for men and young men.
. ‘ . And the most moderately priced. 3
f ,Men's TahSootchiGminBrogueghoee $8.5:
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